good　silver；　and　bore　a　true；　genuine　stamp。　I　should　have　been　glad
  in　my　joy　to　throw　out　sparks　of　fire；　but　it　has　never　at　any　time
  been　my　nature　to　sparkle。　Steel　can　do　so；　but　not　silver。　I　was
  wrapped　up　in　fine；　white　paper；　that　I　might　not　mix　with　the　other
  coins　and　be　lost；　and　on　special　occasions；　when　people　from　my　own
  country　happened　to　be　present；　I　was　brought　forward　and　spoken　of
  very　kindly。　They　said　I　was　very　interesting；　and　it　was　really　quite
  worth　while　to　notice　that　those　who　are　interesting　have　often　not
  a　single　word　to　say　for　themselves。
  〃At　length　I　reached　home。　All　my　cares　were　at　an　end。　Joy
  again　overwhelmed　me；　for　was　I　not　good　silver；　and　had　I　not　a
  genuine　stamp？　I　had　no　more　insults　or　disappointments　to　endure；
  although；　indeed；　there　was　a　hole　through　me；　as　if　I　were　false；　but
  suspicions　are　nothing　when　a　man　is　really　true；　and　every　one　should
  persevere　in　acting　honestly；　for　an　will　be　made　right　in　time。
  That　is　my　firm　belief；〃　said　the　shilling。
  THE　END
  。